MS37 – Children's Arts & Science Workshops, Inc.

ABOUT MS 37 AT CASW

CASW’s SONYC program at MS37 follows the STEM model for science and technology curriculum under our COMPASS program but at a more advanced level. Participants at MS37 can expect a robust experience geared towards advanced robotics coding, 3D printing strategies, and learn to create their own publications highlighting their school, the arts, and modern media. Following the SONYC model, the program consists of “clubs” that interest participants directly, ensuring their voices are heard in the creation of all programming on site. The COMPASS youth are looked at as leaders in the community, and that attitude is reflective of the massive participation of middle schoolers in the program. We preach a “you get what you put in” model, and the graduating youth who return to work as SYEP participants in highschool reflects just that.

MS 37 SONYC STAFF

About Dahiana Kilroy

Dahiana Kilroy has been a member of CASW since 2003, focusing on youth development and family wellness. With a career spanning over two decades, she has dedicated herself to serving families in NYC’s most underserved communities by providing educational and enrichment programs for both demographics. Throughout her tenure, Dahiana has successfully overseen various youth programs such as Cornerstone, COMPASS Elementary, and SONYC Middle School. Currently serving as the Program Director at PS/MS 37, she remains committed to nurturing, educating, and learning in order to fulfill her professional calling. In her spare time, Dahiana enjoys traveling, baking, and engaging in recreational activities that promote mental and physical well-being.